Qualified Health and Safety Officer - Pretoria, South Africa - Usenathi & Future holdings

Description

• Implement and monitor all
  HSE management systems on site, including, but not limited to
  HSE guidelines, objectives and practices.
• Schedule and execute audits on site to identify areas of improvement and implement measures as required.
• Carry out risk assessments on a continuous basis on site.
• Provide
  HSE training, awareness and induction on site to staff, contractors and other relevant parties.
• Engage with staff, contractors and other relevant parties with respect to
  HSE matters related to the site.
• Keep
  HSE statistical records, such as incidents, accidents, near-misses and working hours on site.
• Keep
  HSE registers up to date, including renewals of permits, licenses, etc.

• Minimum 1 year's OHS certification (SAMTREC) or equivalent
• Minimum 3 years' relevant experience in industrial plant and
  HSE
• Demonstrated knowledge of and experience with
  HSE management systems in an industrial and Commercial construction setting
• Certified risk assessor, would be an advantage
• Experience in working with quality management systems
• A valid driver's license is required.
• Registered with the South African Council for Project and Construction Management Professions (SACPCMP)
• Grade 12
• Compile monthly site
  HSE reports.
• Have first line responsibility for incident investigations, including but not limited to investigating, making initial recommendations and putting measures in place to prevent reoccurrence.
• Assist Project Manager to implement accident-prevention and environmental impact activities on site.
• Implement emergency and crisis management plans on site.
• Act as Emergency coordinator on site.
• Implement Environmental Management Plans of the site.
• Monitor environmental footprint on site.
• Other duties as assigned by the Project Manager /
  HSE&Q Manager.

• Administer and maintain non-conformance and suggestion systems, including Corrective and Preventative Action Requests (CPAR), Non-conformance Report (NCR) and Field Performance Report (FPR) systems.
• Ensure quality requirements are met by both internal and external audit, review of inspection reports and analysis of non-conformance reporting.
• Monitor vendor/contractor performance and ensure only appropriate vendors/contractors are utilized.
• Ensure quality plans are produced when required and meet requirements.
• Ensure internal quality standards are maintained and monitored.
• Other QM-related duties as assigned by the
  HSE&Q Manager.